The Great Wish Novels & Stories

Roger Every person has one wish that they will do anything to achieve. A goal for which they sacrifice their whole lives. This desire is deeply rooted within their hearts and serves as a driving force that propels them forward, even in the face of adversity. I have one wish like that too: I would like to fulfill a goal that has kept me roaming aimlessly in this world for hundreds of years. That is death. I want to die, but my cruel fate doesn’t allow me to die either. Every day, I am burdened by the weight of immortality, unable to escape the eternal cycle of life. The longing for release consumes me as I yearn for the peace that death promises.

When he just glares at me, I say pleasantly, “What? Am I breathing too loud for you now? Is me being alive hindering your thought process now?” He mutters something nasty under his breath, “In my time, youngsters respected their elders.” “Sorry, grandpa.” “You’re a very rude little girl.” “I’m going to be eighteen soon so stop treating me like a five-year-old girl,” I snap back. “Just tell me what I need to know so that I can save somebody’s life, which is hanging in the balance if I didn’t mention it before.” “The only person who can remove a magical seal,” Lowenstein glares daggers at me, “is the caster of the seal.”

The day our family went on vacation to an island resort, my younger sister, Alana Fisher, climbed over a safety railing to get the perfect photo. She lost her footing and, in her panic, dragged me into the ocean with her. The rescue crew was about to pull me out first since I was closer when Mom suddenly took a yellowed paper coupon from her wallet and tossed it toward me. "Corinne, let Alana get on the rescue boat first! This is the last thing your father and I will ever ask you to grant!" When I was seven, I couldn't afford birthday presents for my parents, so I drew a hundred wish coupons by hand. Each one read: [Redeem this coupon for one wish. Corinne has to say yes, no matter what.

The day I find out my wife, Astrid Miller, has cheated on me while pregnant with my child, I begin to suffer from depression. The 99th time I take the pill, hoping to end my life, my baby daughter, Naomi Sage, wails in her stroller. My buddy, Ethan Wilde, digs the pill out from my throat. When Astrid sends me to the ER, she makes me a promise out of sheer guilt. "Charlie, I want you to write down a wish for every single day you remain alive. When you finally get better, I'll grant all your wishes." The day I write down my 1000th wish, the psychiatric hospital releases me. Elated, I go home early to surprise my family, only to find my wedding photo has been replaced with a wall of unfamil

I stood up and carried my cake, I closed my eyes and made a wish. I wish for Nate to love me and cut all ties with Chloe, I wish for us to live happily ever after without pretending outside or ashamed of being each other partner, hold hands in public and make love under the full moon shining so bright and have a kid for Nate making us a complete family. I can’t believe all my wishes were all tied to him, I wish there is a fairy god mother to tell him my wishes so he can know how deeply I love him and for him to give me a chance.

Takte yan, ah! Ako 'to. Si Akio! The Great Wish Granter in the history. I've given every person who knew me what they wished for. I've lived for so many years! I've been good with this! And this? This is what the universe will give me? Chores!? A fucking chores!? Seriously, asan ang hustisya!? "Hoy!!" untag ko sabay sipa sa paanan ng kama niya. "Hoy, gising! Babaeng flat-chested, gumising ka!"

Everything just seem perfect! My eyes got to the last corner and i saw dad, still talking to the strangers, i shook my head lightly in disdain and continued. I decided to comport myself, since i'll still have to acknowledge him anyways. "A special appreciation also goes to my father, the famous business mogul and the CEO of "The Jones' Empire", Mr Jones Edward!" The claps resumed again and all eyes drifted to his direction. He was obviously uncomfortable, as he faced them, and waved at them awkwardly.

First wish: I hoped my mother wouldn’t kill me. Cause of death: Disembowelment by my mother. Status: Wish granted, effective immediately. Second wish: I hoped the company could successfully overcome its crisis. Cause of death: Jumping off a building. Status: Wish restricted, not approved.

I smiled, my heart warming with joy, and said, "Ok, let's try this and see!" I carefully took out the tiny tear from its resting place and placed it in the palm of my hand, feeling a surge of excitement and hope. I spoke the words Whisper had whispered to me, my voice filled with conviction and longing. "I wish for an ancient Luminari, Male, who would love Whisper with all of his heart and soul, and they would have many children together, filling their lives with joy and laughter, and live happily together forever!" Whisper's eyes grew wide with wonder and anticipation as the tear began to glow, radiating a soft, ethereal light. Then, in an instant, it disintegrated into dust, leaving behind

“If you have a wish in life, you can make it every time a plane flies by. If you make the wish a hundred times, it will come true.“ Carter nodded in understanding. “So, mommy, what is your wish? Will it come true soon?“ Natalie smiled and let Little Candie explain again. “You cannot tell anyone what your wish is until it comes true. If you do that, it won't happen,” she said. Carter was bewildered. “You know so many things, Little Candie,” he said, with some jealously. “But, I will start making my wish soon too.“